You know what really grinds my gears?

[Blzer]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Department of Defense logins are the worst. Can't use last 15. 2 uppercase, 2 lowercase, 2 numbers and 2 special characters.

Every single time we needed to get it, it got reset because nobody knows the **** they changed it to last time.

So I suppose that IHATEMYJOB1 can't really be used??

[NinerFan1983]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Villanova just had to go and lose today and ruin brackets all around the country, mine included.

[TripleCrown9]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Villanova just had to go and lose today and ruin brackets all around the country, mine included.

It was going to happen eventually. The team currently playing (Northwestern) ruined 93% of the brackets.

[Dog]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Villanova just had to go and lose today and ruin brackets all around the country, mine included.

(Thread Crossover)


Uncommon Opinion: I don't give a **** about my bracket, I have Nova winning it all (a little biased, being from the Philly suburbs). But I couldn't care less. I care about watching exciting games, not if team x beats team y because of some artificial pick 'em game.


As a side note, it irks me when people make multiple brackets, then claim that they picked an upset correctly in one of their 14 different ones.

[The JareBear]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

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As a side note, it irks me when people make multiple brackets, then claim that they picked an upset correctly in one of their 14 different ones.

So true, this made me chuckle.

Have you ever heard Jim Rome's "Bracket Guy" rant?

[Dog]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

So true, this made me chuckle.

Have you ever heard Jim Rome's "Bracket Guy" rant?

Haha, no. But I'll give it a look

[WaitTilNextYear]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Think I've said it in here before, but most people drive like ****ing *******s.


I actually get surprised when someone is courteous on the road. Everyone is usually a douche, and they never think about anyone other than themselves while driving.

Was just on the interstate a couple days ago and I could do without these behaviors:

1. Two cars ahead of you, neither of which are going a "passing speed," side by side for a couple of miles. And you just know the one in the left lane has never checked the mirrors before. What are those?

2. Semis who are overzealous about passing other semis in densely crowded 2-lane areas. Yeah, you might have a deadline or whatever, but backing up traffic for several miles to execute a glacially slow passing move is a jerk move.

3. When you are in the passing lane and a car in the right lane suddenly speeds up as if to deny you that pass. Bro

4. The morons who come up from behind you in an instant going like 110 mph trying to weave in and out of fairly dense traffic. So not cool.

[SuperBowlNachos]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My girlfriend's co-worker who picked up watching a show in the 6th season, and complained that she is confused. The entire show is on Netflix. She says she can't afford Netflix. She eats out for a $8+ lunch 2-3 times a week.

[l3ulvl]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My neighbor in the adjacent building who lets his puppy run wild in the parking lot, no leash or supervision. We share a parking lot with a busy restaurant off a busy road & busy intersection. The guy is on the maintenance team, the maintenance team once erroneously accused me of letting my dog poop in the restricted area. We're required to have our dogs on a leash at all times.

A couple days ago I was out with my dog in the designated area, on a leash as always, and noticed that dude way out in the field behind the parking lot calling and whistling for his dog. Couldn't find him. Eventually he walked over to me and asked if I saw his dog and I said nope. I'm all worried for the dog and texting my friends about it for the dogs sake, hoping he finds him and something bad didn't happen. Luckily the dog came back and was ok, but this guy didn't learn, he still lets him run free unsupervised.

Today I went out with my dog and his dog ran up on us, he's just doing curious puppy stuff trying to investigate, trying to charge, just normal stuff I can't blame the dog for doing. The guy who lives below me, the music blaster and who stands around outside by himself awkwardly (I swear I've mentioned him before) who also happens to be a registered sex offender with a windowless van (and a fellow registered sex offender who cruises around in the van with him) was out doing his standing routine, began laughing and shouting inaudibly.

I hate this place

(eventually the owner came out and grabbed the dog, but still... in a weird twisted way I hope the owner gets hit by a car while trying to retrieve the dog, sick irony I know)

[Jr.]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My neighbor in the adjacent building who lets his puppy run wild in the parking lot, no leash or supervision. We share a parking lot with a busy restaurant off a busy road & busy intersection. The guy is on the maintenance team, the maintenance team once erroneously accused me of letting my dog poop in the restricted area. We're required to have our dogs on a leash at all times.

A couple days ago I was out with my dog in the designated area, on a leash as always, and noticed that dude way out in the field behind the parking lot calling and whistling for his dog. Couldn't find him. Eventually he walked over to me and asked if I saw his dog and I said nope. I'm all worried for the dog and texting my friends about it for the dogs sake, hoping he finds him and something bad didn't happen. Luckily the dog came back and was ok, but this guy didn't learn, he still lets him run free unsupervised.

Today I went out with my dog and his dog ran up on us, he's just doing curious puppy stuff trying to investigate, trying to charge, just normal stuff I can't blame the dog for doing. The guy who lives below me, the music blaster and who stands around outside by himself awkwardly (I swear I've mentioned him before) who also happens to be a registered sex offender with a windowless van (and a fellow registered sex offender who cruises around in the van with him) was out doing his standing routine, began laughing and shouting inaudibly.

I hate this place

(eventually the owner came out and grabbed the dog, but still... in a weird twisted way I hope the owner gets hit by a car while trying to retrieve the dog, sick irony I know)

I had a neighbor that did the same thing with his dog. I ended up watching as the dog got hit by a car in the parking lot. I wanted to beat the **** out of the owner for not protecting his dog better. That stuff makes me so angry.

[l3ulvl]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I had a neighbor that did the same thing with his dog. I ended up watching as the dog got hit by a car in the parking lot. I wanted to beat the **** out of the owner for not protecting his dog better. That stuff makes me so angry.

It's like torture when I look out my window and see him zooming around out there, I'd hate to witness something like that

[PVarck31]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I get so angry when people don't have their dogs on leashes. Do you actually think that dog won't be a dog and chase something that catches its attention?

I just don't feel people like that should be able to own pets. When you don't take care of your dog it usually doesn't end well.

I put my dogs on a tie out every time they go out. They do a good job of staying in their normal area, but I wouldn't risk it.

[TheShizNo1]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My neighbor in the adjacent building who lets his puppy run wild in the parking lot, no leash or supervision. We share a parking lot with a busy restaurant off a busy road & busy intersection. The guy is on the maintenance team, the maintenance team once erroneously accused me of letting my dog poop in the restricted area. We're required to have our dogs on a leash at all times.

A couple days ago I was out with my dog in the designated area, on a leash as always, and noticed that dude way out in the field behind the parking lot calling and whistling for his dog. Couldn't find him. Eventually he walked over to me and asked if I saw his dog and I said nope. I'm all worried for the dog and texting my friends about it for the dogs sake, hoping he finds him and something bad didn't happen. Luckily the dog came back and was ok, but this guy didn't learn, he still lets him run free unsupervised.

Today I went out with my dog and his dog ran up on us, he's just doing curious puppy stuff trying to investigate, trying to charge, just normal stuff I can't blame the dog for doing. The guy who lives below me, the music blaster and who stands around outside by himself awkwardly (I swear I've mentioned him before) who also happens to be a registered sex offender with a windowless van (and a fellow registered sex offender who cruises around in the van with him) was out doing his standing routine, began laughing and shouting inaudibly.

I hate this place

(eventually the owner came out and grabbed the dog, but still... in a weird twisted way I hope the owner gets hit by a car while trying to retrieve the dog, sick irony I know)

Where the **** do you live?

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[WaitTilNextYear]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Where the **** do you live?

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Seems like 1 clown car away from a circus.

[dsallupinyaarea]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My neighbor in the adjacent building who lets his puppy run wild in the parking lot, no leash or supervision. We share a parking lot with a busy restaurant off a busy road & busy intersection. The guy is on the maintenance team, the maintenance team once erroneously accused me of letting my dog poop in the restricted area. We're required to have our dogs on a leash at all times.

A couple days ago I was out with my dog in the designated area, on a leash as always, and noticed that dude way out in the field behind the parking lot calling and whistling for his dog. Couldn't find him. Eventually he walked over to me and asked if I saw his dog and I said nope. I'm all worried for the dog and texting my friends about it for the dogs sake, hoping he finds him and something bad didn't happen. Luckily the dog came back and was ok, but this guy didn't learn, he still lets him run free unsupervised.

Today I went out with my dog and his dog ran up on us, he's just doing curious puppy stuff trying to investigate, trying to charge, just normal stuff I can't blame the dog for doing. The guy who lives below me, the music blaster and who stands around outside by himself awkwardly (I swear I've mentioned him before) who also happens to be a registered sex offender with a windowless van (and a fellow registered sex offender who cruises around in the van with him) was out doing his standing routine, began laughing and shouting inaudibly.

I hate this place

(eventually the owner came out and grabbed the dog, but still... in a weird twisted way I hope the owner gets hit by a car while trying to retrieve the dog, sick irony I know)

lol, man there is never a dull moment in your life.